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thanks for joining us. it is the "full court press." your new progressive morning show on current tv and the only progressive morning show anywhere on cable television in this country. good to have you with us today and we are so happy to be with you to tackle the stories of the day. talk about them. give you our analysis from our answered get your comments from your end as to what it means to you and your family and where you think we ought to go from here. you can do that by giving...
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. >> stephanie: got it thanks. it's like that website after george, you know, the bleep-.com, the whole thing. everything settle after the electionerness oh do we care what rasmussen things with thinks? now obama's job approval is highest since july of 2009. it's at 54% according to rasmussen. the right wing will probably stop quoting them now since they're favorable to the president. we'll talk to charlie pierce. he has great stuff about how we should be negotiating the fiscal cliff, etc. seemingly ignoring that more americans voted for obama than mitt romney, they're moving towards a tax compromise that looks very similar to the tax idea that was made. the president talking about it. >> obama: we found out that the majority of americans agree with my approach, democrats independents and some republicans. now we need the majority in congress to listen. >> stephanie: eric cantor said what would be best is reforming the tax to make businesses competitive. that's what the guy who lost in the landslide said. >> we nee
. >> stephanie: got it thanks. it's like that website after george, you know, the bleep-.com, the whole thing. everything settle after the electionerness oh do we care what rasmussen things with thinks? now obama's job approval is highest since july of 2009. it's at 54% according to rasmussen. the right wing will probably stop quoting them now since they're favorable to the president. we'll talk to charlie pierce. he has great stuff about how we should be negotiating the fiscal cliff,...
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you can't thank president obama for any of the policies that he incity tuteed for the amount of oil we produce. you can thank the drilling under president bush, but most importantly you can thank all the oil shale that is coming out of north dakota, coming out of the basis and obama has nothing to do with that other than embracing private people. >> bob: god had a lot to do with that. what do you mean he didn't have anything to do with it? >> andrea: one of the scariest thing that the administration has done, they didn't get the public option they put language in obamacare to talk about how they sponsor private insurance care. we know they will sponnor two plans, according to the "new york times." multistate plans to compete in the exchanges. what does it mean? they have low premiums and very little regulation, making it hard for the private insurance to compete. bye-bye, private insurance. scary. >> bob: i have been around 40 years in president. every president, republican or democrat promulgates regulation. >> andrea: this is a public option and i asked dan ab about it. it's a pretty
you can't thank president obama for any of the policies that he incity tuteed for the amount of oil we produce. you can thank the drilling under president bush, but most importantly you can thank all the oil shale that is coming out of north dakota, coming out of the basis and obama has nothing to do with that other than embracing private people. >> bob: god had a lot to do with that. what do you mean he didn't have anything to do with it? >> andrea: one of the scariest thing that...
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>> thank you to politico's jonathan allen. >> take care, alex. >> after the break, president obama kicks off a new push for a budget deal, but not without applying a few lessons from the past. last december he used a news conference to promote the extension of the payroll tax cut. >> at a time when so many americans are working harder and harder just to keep up, the extra thousand dollars or so that the average family would get from this tax cut makes a real difference when you're trying to buy groceries or pay the bills, make a mortgage or make a repair. >> we will look at the president and the bully pulpit next on "now." [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be cool if you could combine the capability of a pathfinder with the comfort of a sedan? ♪ so you went right back to the pathfinder's essence, kept its dna, and created the next-gen s.u.v. starting with a drivetrain that gives best-in-class fuel economy of 26 miles per gallon, highway... ♪ ...and intuitive 4-wheel drive? ♪ if inside it had best-in-class front, head, and leg room and interior roominess? and outside, best-in-class sta
>> thank you to politico's jonathan allen. >> take care, alex. >> after the break, president obama kicks off a new push for a budget deal, but not without applying a few lessons from the past. last december he used a news conference to promote the extension of the payroll tax cut. >> at a time when so many americans are working harder and harder just to keep up, the extra thousand dollars or so that the average family would get from this tax cut makes a real difference...
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thanks to president obama's new policy, carlos will finally be able to use his bachelor's and master's degrees in computer engineering. he had to wait seven years after his master's degree, but the day has finally come and he'll get his chance. as soon as he received the notification, he twoepbt a -- went to a career fair, handed out resumes to high tech companies that tried to hire him years ago. the letter he wrote to me, it was the best news of my life. i would be able to work as a software engineer or own a business and create jobs. according to recent polls, the american people clearly support the administration's new dream act policy. for example, a bloomberg poll found that 64% of likely voters including 66% of independents support the policy. only 30% oppose. the american people understand it takes, makes no sense to deport these talented young people. they grew up in america. they can make this a better nation. as america learns more about the dreamers in our midst like carlos march taoepbz, we're -- martinez, support will build for passing the dream act and comprehensive immi
thanks to president obama's new policy, carlos will finally be able to use his bachelor's and master's degrees in computer engineering. he had to wait seven years after his master's degree, but the day has finally come and he'll get his chance. as soon as he received the notification, he twoepbt a -- went to a career fair, handed out resumes to high tech companies that tried to hire him years ago. the letter he wrote to me, it was the best news of my life. i would be able to work as a software...
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thank you for taking my call. they are saying president obama did not know. but eric cantor knew ahead of time and he didn't tell anybody. maybe the president did not know about this. shouldn't eric cantor have told congress about this? guest: i do not know how much he was told. a national security issue involving petraeus and no more details. he went back to the fbi about it. it is not necessarily his job to investigate allegations like that. usa" writes's work -- guest: it is important for any cover-up to be exposed. there was a potential for compromise and that is something that should be brought out. in the old days, before there was oversight, there were all kinds of terrible abuses going on. the press did not reveal these things. the fbi under j. edgar hoover was blackmailing members of .ongress, illegal wiretapping the cia was giving lsd to some other employees. the cia was doing foolish things to try to get castro's beard to fall off. you end up filing the law and people's constitutional rights but you also lose focus. that is what we saw in many case
thank you for taking my call. they are saying president obama did not know. but eric cantor knew ahead of time and he didn't tell anybody. maybe the president did not know about this. shouldn't eric cantor have told congress about this? guest: i do not know how much he was told. a national security issue involving petraeus and no more details. he went back to the fbi about it. it is not necessarily his job to investigate allegations like that. usa" writes's work -- guest: it is important...
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my favorite singer is here, andrea, sitting right there, with her husband. >> bono, thank you. >> thank you. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> president obama at the white house today. he'll have a news conference tomorrow. the first one since he won re-election. jay carney will hold his news conference coming up in about 20 minutes or so, 12:30 eastern. we'll get that live for you on c-span. in the meantime, look at items in the news and viewer phone calls from today's "washington journal." host: we'll again with the denver post this morning. their headline is -- span.org. courtesy of the newseum, washington, front page of that newspaper and many of the newspapers this morning, including "the washington post," liberal groups prepare for an entitlement fight. this is what zachary goldfarb rights. -- writes. host: there is what president obama said in the past that he might do. we're turning to you outside washington today to get your take on this. can it be part of a grand bargain to avoid a fis
my favorite singer is here, andrea, sitting right there, with her husband. >> bono, thank you. >> thank you. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> president obama at the white house today. he'll have a news conference tomorrow. the first one since he won re-election. jay carney will hold his news conference coming up in about 20 minutes or so, 12:30 eastern. we'll get that live for you on...
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it's certainly a huge deal for the obama administration. we have new details about when and how the president was told about the allen bombshell. and the latest development, our chief white house correspondent jessica yellin is joining us now. jessica, first of all, what are you learning? >> hi, wolf. we understand that the president was first told there might be trouble with general allen and this investigation on friday, when the white house's counsel office was notified that there could be trouble with his nomination to become nato supreme allied commander. then on monday evening, the president was notified that secretary of defense leon panetta has referred to matter to the defense department's inspector general. keep in mind, now, according to the timetable, the president had also just been told on thursday about general petraeus' indiscretions, so it must have been an awful lot to take in all in one week, right after the election. secretary -- press secretary jay carney says, though, it was out of the white house's hands, this time fr
it's certainly a huge deal for the obama administration. we have new details about when and how the president was told about the allen bombshell. and the latest development, our chief white house correspondent jessica yellin is joining us now. jessica, first of all, what are you learning? >> hi, wolf. we understand that the president was first told there might be trouble with general allen and this investigation on friday, when the white house's counsel office was notified that there...
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we can thank both a democrat and a republican for our bloated bureaucracy. and joining me fox analyst judge napolitano who always has a smile on his face. what did they do to bloat the government. >> they couldn't stand each other. one was a republican and one was a democrat. and they shared this common idea that the constitution was not the supreme law of the land but a guide lance . once in the white house the president can do anything he wanted. the federal government could right any wrong and tax any event that they wanted. it was the beginning, a hundred years ago of the era in which the federal government has a personal relationship with individual and businesses bailed out and individuals receive welfare for the federal government and in return a dependency created by the government on the part of the people who vote for progressives so that they would give them a bigger piece of the pie. >> gretchen: it is so timely. people argue that that is the era we live in now. and the things that came in to compulsey education. >> one would think that the gover
we can thank both a democrat and a republican for our bloated bureaucracy. and joining me fox analyst judge napolitano who always has a smile on his face. what did they do to bloat the government. >> they couldn't stand each other. one was a republican and one was a democrat. and they shared this common idea that the constitution was not the supreme law of the land but a guide lance . once in the white house the president can do anything he wanted. the federal government could right any...